As you survey the scene, you are gathering information about your patient and the scene. This step in the critical decision-making process is called:
A) forming a concept.
B) reflecting on the incident.
C) evaluating results.
D) interpreting the data.
Question 2
Benzodiazepines and barbiturates achieve their sedation effects by ________ in the CNS.
A) enhancing the GABA receptor sites
B) depolarizing the neural membranes
C) blocking the GABA receptor sites
D) blocking the dopaminergic receptor sites
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